Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-02


Veal. 1000; Hogs. 3@s14c; dressed Pork, 51ae;
Hams, Eastern, Ice; California, 12c; Bacon,
medium, SIC; selected, lie; extra light. l1hc.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 1st
FLoUR-Net cash prices for California: Best
Family 81 75d14 95 . bl; Bakers extra, 81 90 q
1 rs; Superfne S3@3 40.
WHEAT-No market In the absence of rain
there is little desire to SELL and for the few lots
that are offered the asking price is far in Gd-
vance Of what buyers will pay Shippers stand
ready to take stock of standard grade at Il % q
ctl, but nobody thinks of parting with Wheat at
such presumed low figure: AS the situation Mt
foreign centers will not admit OF better offer,
the market is necessarily at complete stand
still. Millers continue to pay as high as 81 20
for selected parcels.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer season-1o0 tons, 81 653s; $50, 81 6613
e ell.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer season. 800 tons, 81 &C: 800, 81 657s
BARLEY-Shows no particular change. The
better class of Feed is held at 81 III. though
oecasi ma ly slight concessions are obtained and
transfers negotiated on 4 basis Of 81 10 d ctl.
BreWi ing shows good strength. Holders are less
anxious 10 sell at 81 . than they were week
ago while some parties have raised their selling
figure to 81 2713 2 ctl. Maltsters who want sup
plies have 10 alternative but to pay the hguTes
demanded.
CALL BOARD sALEs-AoRSISG SESSION.
Buyer season-lo0 tons, 81 ~; 300, 81 IS;
600 81 lS4 $50, 81 1875 200, 81 lo113 p ctl.
Seller season-100 tens, 81 90; 200, 81 o9ls.
| 100, 81 09;4 2 ctl.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer season-300 tons, 81 liz; LOO, 81 175s;
500, 81 1731; 100, 81 is q ell.
Seller season-iCO tons, 81 0g14; 800, 81 C97s
2 ctl.
oATs-The market is fairly well stocked,
while custom is anything but urgent AS con-
sequence values are not strong, though holders
| are not inclined to make any abatement in the
asking rate. We quote: No. Feed, 81 50611 So;
No. q 81 45@91 Az; Milling, 81 55@l 80; Sur
prise, 81 coal 65; Black, for seed, 81 5od.1 60;
Nebraska, 81 30 TO arrive and 81 571aS1 40 z.
CoRN-Business is light and quotations are
easy. We quote prices as follows; California
i' Is; White. 81 65s1 or ; eli. Nebraska is
quotable at 97%cGs1 for mixed.
So Yellow, s. 2SS3 75s cti: Canary, 22@sTe;
a s6e; Alfalfa, S15s5c Flax, 81 75a2 > cti.
HAY-It must be a fancy lot of Wheat that
will bring our top figure. We quote: Alfalfa.
SlO@ 5; Oat, s9@l2; Barley, sS9l0; Wheat, sll@
sTRAW-Q uotable at S5@55c p bale.
HOPS-There has been some little inquiry
within few days, but buyers want the best
quality at the lowest quotation, ana nOlQefS 90
not as yet feel ike further reducing the asking
price 1t is said that more or less stock is being
sent East on account of owners. QuotGble at
1StG22c q fb.
BRAN-Continues to move off freely. Quota
Bile at S15@l5 SO a ton.
Sale on call OF 100 tons, buyer season, at SIS 50
2 ton.
RYE-Receipts of ! 800 SKIS to-day. The mar
ket is in good condition for supplies, as stocks
have been quite light for a short time. Quotable
at 81 S5@1 571a I. ell for desirable product.
UCKWHEAT.Quoiabie at 81 lO91 % 9 ctl,
according to quality.
POTATOES = Most descriptions are steady
Early Rose are about the only kind that are easy
in prize. Wee quo e: New Potatoes 81 509S; River
Reds, 81 l5@Sl 25; Early Rose, Sl@1 10; Peer
less, 81 25l1l 40: Tomales, 81 S0@1 40; Petaluma,
81 goal 50; Burbank Seedlings. 81 50G1 20: Jer
sey Blues, 81 25al 60; Oregon Garnet Chile,
81 35GD1 40 p ctl.
ONIONS-Prompt sale at top prices is found
for a strictly prime article Quotabe at 81 100
10 q ctl for fair to choice Inferior qualities
can be had at 75c@s1 . 2 ctl.
BEANS-Moderate trade at current quotations,
which are firm and trifle buoyant. We quote:
Bayos, 81 50@el 50; Butter, 81 Soal 10: Pink,
81 356b1 40; Red, 81 30(9I As; Lima S2E2 40; Pea,
81 5OG1l s.: Small White. 81 5O@1 s. = ctl.
VEGETABLES-Priees do not vary much, as
receipts are light, and custom is not general.
We quote as follows: Asparagus, 35GI40c q ID for
white and 40950 for green ishubarb 15@1719c
. 10 Mushrooms, 25@40c p b; Green Peppers,
2O6122c q ID; Green Peas, S@10c q ID: Tomatoes.
Carrots, 35@50c q ctl; Iurnips, 50 775c .
eli: Reets 75caS1 3 sack; Parsnfps, 81 so y ctI,
Cauh1ower, 81 q tozen Cabbage, 100000 . ctl;
Garlic, 4@5c . 70; Celery. $4,000 p dozen;
Dry Peppers, 1e@15c; Dry 0kra, l5G20c a ID.
fRUfT-Quotatons for Oranges are lower, ow-
ing 10 the market being rather more heavily sup
piled than usual; Apples OF good quahty md
ready sale though an inferior article goes almost
begging We quote iobbing lots as follows:
Apples, 50c@sl % for common, and 81 50@2 q box
for good to choice; Mexican Lines. s5G6 G, box;
Nc N,Ctlx
"a SOFAS; do California, 90c9S1 % for common,
81 1872 90 for choice Oranges, California, 81 50@
% q box for common, and seas 81 2 box for
Navel Bananas s. 5GGs SO g bunch; Pine
DRIED FRUIT-The market is very quiet
though increased activity is expected now that
we have entered the second month of the
wear. We quote as follows: Sun-dred APP
ples. 5G6c y ID for sliced and &c tor quar-
tered; Alden and Plummer, PFC; APP
ricots, 1i@l2c; Blackberries 1oc: Figs, 5G6c for
pressed and Sc for Impressed; smyrna do,
i3dl5c for layers, and 10c for kegs; Nectarines,
lOc; Peaches, l7G1Sc for peeled, and 96l0c for
unpeeled; Pears, 3Gsic for whole and 7@Sc for
sliced machine-dried, 11@l21ac; Plums. 9910c
nitted and 2(d4c for unpitted; German Prrlnes,
6G7c; French Prunes, 6esc . %; Raisins. Lon
don LAYERS, 81 S5@l 60 q box, with 2O(G25c adj
vance for fractions; Common. sl@1 80 = box.
HONEY-Trade is light, but prices rule steady
We quote = New Comb. l2eyl3c 2 10 for choice
and case for common; new bright extracted,
414@41sc.
III TTER-The situation is far from sstisfac-
tory to sellers. Cows have come in fresh some
what early this year, thus increasing the output
of mid-winter butter. In former seasons. con-
siderable quantities were shipped to Oregon and
Washington Territory, but an open winter III
those sections has enabled home producers to
supply a good portion of the demand in that di
rsction thus tending to increase the surplus
stock in San Francisco depots. Efforts are max
ing to build Up q trade with Eastern markets.
whether successful or not time alone will de-
termine 1t will require pretty Lively demand
from the East to affect local values SO that dairy
men can realize 10 better advantage Conmis-
sion men will be satisfied with the openingupo of
any channel for the disposal OF stock, whether
the demaud be small or large. We quote as fol-
lows: Fancy, 1Sa20c; good TO choice, 169l7e;
fair, 144l5c: mixed lots l2tel$ci picsled roll,
nc for fancy, 15alec for choice and lSsei4c for
good: frkin l6GTlc for fancy, 10 G1ic for fair TO
good and I6@12c for poor: Eastern. I0Si4c p b.
CHEESE-Ncrket firm in price, owing to short
supplies. Quotable at l69l71sc Z b. New York
EGGS-oferings are more liberal giving
much easier tone TO yaluez. Quotable ut 22114s9
2ic 2 dozen.
feature of the market, the lstest consignment
arriving this morning from Omaha We quote
prices as 70 lows Live Turkeys 6obblers,
iS@l4; Hens, l4Gl5c; dressed Iurseys: l5eelIe;
young Eeus. SOC; Broliers. 81 s0h5 so
Ducks s5S7 so dozen; Geese. IL 50@2 2
pat.
calculating mind reports that his books show
that q single shipper sent in l5.000 birds last
month Doubtless there were other consign-
ments equally liberal The market mas Tor 1 some
Hare, slGl % q dozen Eidgeou, !5c@si .
doz; Mallards s2d2 Is: Canvasbeck, S4G5:
Sprigs, si@I %; Teal. 5G@75c; Small Ducks,
do. English, 81 25d2 so q dozen: Quail, 60s75 p
dozen. Grew Geese S2G2 %; White Geese, 50c@
s. p dozen. Brant. 81; Honkers, 90 ? dozen.